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About DearMe
Founder Story
Hi, I’m Deborah — founder of DearMe and mum to a little girl who flipped my world upside down (and made it better, in the messiest way).
When she was born, everything changed — sleep, sanity, identity. I wanted to journal, to hold onto the moments and process what I was feeling… but with a baby on my chest and barely a free hand, pen and paper didn’t stand a chance.
So I started using voice notes. Scribbles in my phone. Screenshots of moments I didn’t want to forget. And slowly, the idea for DearMe came to life.
Why DearMe Exists
Motherhood is intense. Joyful and raw. Lonely and full.
In the blur of feeding schedules and nap fights, we’re so often the ones capturing the memories — but rarely part of them.
DearMe exists to give you space. Not curated, not perfect — just honest. Whether it’s a quick voice note at 2 a.m. or a one-liner about a meltdown (yours or theirs), it’s a space that meets you where you are.
Journaling isn’t about being productive — it’s about being seen. Even if it’s just by yourself.
The Vision
We believe in motherhood as it really is — beautiful, boring, brutal, breathtaking. DearMe is designed to fit into your life, not take over it.
It’s built for the five spare minutes in the car, the midnight feed, or the walk around the block.
Whether you want to track your emotions, document baby milestones, or just let something off your chest, DearMe is your space — private, flexible, and pressure-free.
We’re building a tool that supports mental health, preserves memories, and reminds you that you’re still you.
Where it's Going
We’re in the early stages of bringing DearMe to life, with the first version of the app launching soon.
Right now, we’re inviting mums to join the waitlist, test early versions, and help shape what DearMe becomes.
Your feedback, your lived experience — it matters.
If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I could remember this,” or “I just need to get this out of my head,” this app was made for you.
Come be part of the story from the beginning.